person
Publius Sulpicius Rufus
Sulpicius
also: P. Sulpicius
Roman orator and tribune of the plebs 88 BC; an interlocutor in De Oratore as a young man. Killed in the Marian-Sullan strife in 88 BC.
Reading notes
- On Duties §2.49 Publius Sulpicius
Publius Sulpicius Rufus (c. 124-88 BC), orator and tribune, killed in the Sullan troubles; he first made his name by prosecuting Gaius Norbanus.
Mentioned in 34 works (91 mentions)
Against Verres, Second Hearing, Book I
Against Verres, First Hearing
Against Catiline, Third Speech
For Lucius Murena
Ad Atticum 2.5
On the Responses of the Haruspices
Against Vatinius
On the Orator
On the Laws
Ad Familiares 3.3
Ad Familiares 8.8
Ad Atticum 5.21
Ad Atticum 8.1
Ad Atticum 10.7
Ad Atticum 11.7
Ad Atticum 11.25
Ad Atticum 12.11
Ad Familiares 6.1
Ad Familiares 6.6
Brutus
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